BBC: A credit-card sized computer designed to help teach children to code goes on general sale for the first time today. The Raspberry Pi is a bare-bones, low-cost computer created by volunteers mostly drawn from academia and the UK tech industry. Sold uncased without keyboard or monitor, the Pi has drawn interest from educators and enthusiasts. Supporters hope the machines could help reverse a lack of programming skills in the UK.
Apple takes this move by introducing Apple's latest Macs with its own in-house chips based on computing architecture technology from Arm Ltd
Recently the tipster Jon Prosser has revealed that Apple is intended to host an event to launch its upcoming Arm Macs on 17 November.
New CPU range brings a 30% performance boost.
I tried to get one but the sites that sell them are stressed out.
smh this thing is so awesome... the most unlikely must have of 2012
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Going with board B